India is growing fast. At the same time, the country is facing urgent climate pressures in energy, air quality, and industrial emissions. This is not a constraint. It is a moment of opportunity for founders who think big and build solutions that matter.ClimateTech refers to technologies that prevent, reduce, or reverse the impacts of climate change. In India, this is not a niche play. It is becoming core infrastructure for economic growth and competitiveness. With strong policy support, rising capital flows, and real market demand, ClimateTech now stands out as India’s biggest deeptech opportunity.The ClimateTech boom in IndiaThe ClimateTech sector in India has reached scale faster than many expected. In the early 2020s, ClimateTech investment was nascent. By 2023‑24, India saw more than $2.2 billion investment into ClimateTech startups, more than three times what it was just two years earlier. More than 800 startups are now working across clean energy, mobility, agriculture, water, and industrial decarbonisation. This growth is driven by real problems that cannot be solved with simple software alone. ClimateTech requires engineering, new materials, advanced analytics, and industrial-scale solutions. That is what makes it true deeptech.Why India is a strategic testing groundIndia’s climate problems are large and visible.… Read MoreYourStory RSS Feed
